The Child (Grogu / Baby Yoda)
sw1113 · Star Wars
The Mandalorian · 2020 - First appeared in the Razor Crest (75292)
Figure ID
sw1113
Theme
Star Wars
Year Released
2020 - First appeared in the Razor Crest (75292)
Rarity
Common to Uncommon. While once exclusive to expensive sets, it has been included in many smaller sets and Advent Calendars since 2021.
Head
Unique toddler-sized rubberized head mold in Sand Green. Features large black eyes and printed pinkish-white highlights/wrinkles. Includes non-poseable large ears.
Torso
Dark Tan micro-figure body. Printing includes a simple robe collar and a central vertical line representing the opening of the character's coat. No back printing.
Legs
Non-removable, molded as part of the micro-figure body. It is 1x1 stud wide at the base with no articulation.
Accessories
Usually none included with the figure itself, though often paired with a silver stud (representing the control knob) or a hovering pram in specific sets.
Color Scheme
Sand Green for the skin (head and hands) and Dark Tan for the robe.
Printing Details
Pad printing on a rubberized surface for the head, which is high quality but prone to rubbing. Simple black and white line work on the torso.
Variants
sw1213 (Silver pattern on torso from Advent Calendar), sw1113 (Standard version shown). There are no significantly different facial molds to date.
Condition Notes
The rubber head is a dust magnet and can suffer from paint wear if handled frequently. Check for 'neck' friction wear where the head meets the hard plastic torso.
Estimated Value
Used: $1.50 - $3.00 USD. New: $3.00 - $5.00 USD. Value has decreased significantly due to high mass production.
Price (New)
Originally debuted in the $129.99 Razor Crest, but later available in Microfighters for $9.99.
Compatible Sets
75292 The Razor Crest, 75299 Trouble on Tatooine, 75315 Imperial Light Cruiser, 75307 Advent Calendar 2021, 75321 The Razor Crest Microfighter.
Character Background
Grogu, colloquially known as Baby Yoda, is a Force-sensitive member of the same species as Yoda. He is the central deuteragonist of the Disney+ series The Mandalorian.
Design Notes
The figure uses a specialized 'toddler' scale, making it one of the smallest official LEGO Star Wars figures. The head is a softer material than standard ABS plastic.
Similar Minifigures
Yoda (sw0051, sw0606), Baby Niamos, and various LEGO micro-figures from the Games line or decorative sets.
Collectibility
High popularity but low financial investment potential due to extreme saturation in the market. Every Star Wars fan wants one, but they are very easy to find.
History
Launched during the height of 'The Child' fever in 2020. This specific mold marked a significant shift in how LEGO portrays infant/toddler creatures in licensed themes.
Interesting Facts
The figure is so small it can be swallowed easily, leading to many collectors losing them in carpet. It is one of the few figures where the head represents nearly 50% of the total mass.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed inside a transparent 1x2x2 brick or 'jar' MOC, or inside a custom-built hovering pram using a radar dish and curved slopes.
Modification Potential
Commonly used in MOCs for Force-themed dioramas. Customizers often repaint the coat to match his appearance in later seasons of the show.
Overall Assessment
9/10 for accuracy and cuteness. 2/10 for rarity. It is a mandatory addition for any modern Star Wars collector but should not be purchased as a high-value investment.